local music
The Accidentals - "Lemons and Chamomile"
by (GRTV)
Submitted 03-25-2014 under NONPROFITS
Traverse City duo The Accidentals stopped in the WYCE studio to share a couple songs. This is one of those songs.
The Accidentals - "Shoulders of Giants"
by (GRTV)
Submitted 03-24-2014 under NONPROFITS
Traverse City duo The Accidentals stopped in the WYCE studio to share a couple songs. This is one of those songs.
Lindsay Lou and the Flatbellys - "Here Between"
by (GRTV)
Submitted 03-21-2014 under NONPROFITS
Lindsay Lou and the Flatbellys stopped in the WYCE studio to share a few songs. This is one of those songs.
The Crane Wives - "Sleeping Giants"
by (GRTV)
Submitted 03-19-2014 under NONPROFITS
Grand Rapids born indie folk band The Crane Wives stopped in WYCE recently to share a couple new songs on Songs from the Second Floor. This is one of those songs.
Local band The Soil and the Sun records "apocalyptic" third album
by (dansteenwyk)
Submitted 03-07-2014 under LOCAL LIFE
The Grand Rapids band self-described as “experiential spiritual folk-rock” and “new Mexican space music” has been musing on the end of the world while creating something new. The Soil and the Sun have recently finished...
Over 100 artists hope to win Album of the Year at 2014 WYCE Jammies
by (dansteenwyk)
Submitted 02-20-2014 under LOCAL LIFE
The 15th annual WYCE Jammy Awards presented by Bell’s Brewery will be presented on Friday, February 21st at The Intersection in an all ages free event, and the coinciding live concert will showcase over 20 of the nominated area artists...
Folk singer to be honored at WYCE Jammies awards show
by (dansteenwyk)
Submitted 02-19-2014 under NEWS
Folk singer Joel Mabus will be presented with the 2014 WYCE Legacy Award this Friday night as part of the 15th WYCE Jammie Awards. The Portage-based singer’s 2013 banjo-only album, "Pepper’s Ghost (and other Banjo Visitations),...
Heartside record shop to showcase memories
by (dansteenwyk)
Submitted 02-11-2014 under PLACE-MATTERS
Dodds Record Store, a staple in the Heartside neighborhood of Grand Rapids for over 30 years, is undergoing a metamorphosis that will result in the record store becoming less of a store and more of a museum paying homage to the cultural and musical...
Story Matters: Matt Seager comes back for music in Grand Rapids
by (The Rapidian)
Submitted 09-27-2013 under NONPROFITS
We build community when we share our stories - whether they be a memory, an experience or just simply telling what we think is great about this place. While at various ArtPrize venues throughout the event, The Rapidian's Story Matters...
Million Meal March draws community support to fight hunger
by (Feeding America...)
Submitted 09-18-2013 under NONPROFITS
With two weeks to go until the Million Meal March 10K Trail Hike, Feeding America West Michigan Food Bank says the community is answering the call. More than 120 people have already registered for the anti-hunger fundraiser and advocacy event on...